Greeley-Evans School District 6 board votes 4-0 to enter executive session for superintendent evaluation

An unidentified board member moved Monday that the Board of Education of Greeley Evans School District 6 convene an executive session to discuss personnel matters related to the superintendent’s evaluation, citing Colorado Revised Statutes section 24-6-402(4)(f). Another board member seconded the motion, and the board voted 4-0 to approve it.

The vote followed the clerk’s roll call, which recorded Directors Azari, Bentley, Mash and Matthews as present. When the clerk called the roll for the motion, each of those four directors responded in the affirmative; the moderator then announced, “Motion carries 4 0.” The mover and the seconder are not named in the provided segments.

The statute cited — Colorado Revised Statutes, section 24-6-402(4)(f) — authorizes certain executive sessions for personnel matters, which are closed to the public. The board’s statement said the executive session would concern the superintendent’s evaluation; no evaluation details or outcomes were disclosed in the recorded public portion of this meeting.

Miss Lemon, the meeting clerk identified in the transcript, called the roll at the board’s request. The moderator opened the meeting, led the pledge of allegiance and announced the early convening to call the executive session. The transcript shows the board convened immediately into the executive session after the vote.

No further public discussion, motions or votes on other agenda items are recorded in the provided segments. The public portion of the meeting ended when the board moved into the executive session; any actions or findings from that closed session are not part of the public transcript provided.